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Popular St. Patrick's Day and Celtic Fonts

Irish, Gaelic and Celtic traditions are rooted in the bedrock of Ireland, a country that very proud people call home. What fonts give an Irish and Celtic feel to give the theme of Ireland? Here is a cultural selection of Irish and Celtic fonts suitable for St Patrick's Day or just to keep the Irish spirt alive all year round. The most popular Irish and Celtic fonts that will help inspire your St Patrick's Day and Celtic font projects are:

American Uncial Regular - A historic Irish font with a Celtic air, American Uncial is a spirited choice for greeting cards, awards certificates, and St. Patrick’s Day party invitations.

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Erbar - A stunning decorative Celtic font with a historical engraved appearance, Erbar is in its glory in holiday greeting cards, awards certificates, and elegant party invitations.

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Hasitngs - Strong but delicate, historically inspired Hastings is richly elegant in formal invitations and holiday greeting cards.

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Colmcille Ornaments - Designed by Colm Ó Lochlainn in the mid-1930's, Colmcille™ has a gaelic elegance that makes it readable at small sizes and noteworthy when used in headlines. A great font to celebrate St. Patricks Day, and to add charm to many other occasions.

Taking into account that Celtic fonts need to show a strong sense of national pride, Irish tradition and Irish culture, we are proud to offer a wide variety of Irish and Celtic fonts that would ingrain deep feelings of the Irish heritage for any project. Our Celtic fonts would not only be appropriate for Saint Patrick's Day, but can be used all year round for Irish themed cards, invitations, decorations, crafts, scrapbooks and other Gaelic and Celtic font projects.

Here are more Irish fonts and Celtic fonts that would be ideal for the St Patrick's Day or any Irish themed font project:

Thor
Stanza
Pretoria Font
American Text Font
Zalderdash Font
Wittenberger Franktur Bold Font
Old English Text Font
Goudy Text Font
Engravers Old English Font
Colmcille Bold Font

The Celtic font suggestions mentioned above are just Saint Patrick's Day project idea starters and a small sample of what is used to create an Irish themed font project. The Celtic font possibilities are endless...please visit our FontMarketplace.com to explore more traditional and cultural Irish fonts that would be the most ideal for St Patrick's Day and Celtic font themed projects!

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Firefighter Valentines Day?

My longterm boyfriend is a firefighter. and I have been put in charge of v-day for us this year (by him, says it's my turn). I have this really cute card i made of us (he's a fireman and I'm a soldier) from scrapbooking stuff but I'm stuck on thecutsie poem part of the card and at a loss for what else to do for him. Can anyone help with the poem and/or activities?

you dont have to have a poem it can just be a heart felt letter to the person u love. As for doing something else u cant really go wrong with the basics. But being original is apart of valentines day so maybe surprise him at work or something or make something that relates to his work like going out to a restaurant that has something they serve on fire and when he puts it out you can say something like dang your always on the job putting out them fires. lol just be yourself dont use the example givin its just a idea of how to relate to something he does or likes.

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